Unfortunately, the 44 is the only 8 incher I have.
Pros and Cons of OC vs CC?
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I definitely OC when filling up at any gas stations.
Now, I have zero problems with bums with hard luck stories walking up to me and/or potential criminals while I'm stuck in one place for a bit.
Otherwise, I mostly CC.
But, either way in Texas it's your choice.
Now, I have zero problems with bums with hard luck stories walking up to me and/or potential criminals while I'm stuck in one place for a bit.
Otherwise, I mostly CC.
But, either way in Texas it's your choice.
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Wildcat Diva
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See, this is where I consider the possible benefits of OC as transmitting that “this chick is not to be fucked with.”
Might be at a disadvantage if someone thinks they can get the jump on me and take my gun from me. I really doubt someone would be willing to take that chance on a random encounter on the street unless I encounter a gang of thugs; unlikely where I stroll.
However, I’ve gotten to a point where I can CC effectively and feel good about how I look doing it (finally!), so it’s a bit of a moot point.
I think the deterrence of OC'ing far outweighs the risk of someone trying to take your firearm away. Most criminals want easy victims, and obvious signs that you are ready and able to defend yourself most likely will send them on to easier prey.
You shouldn't OC if your holster clashes with your shoes. 
Big Dipper
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You shouldn't OC if your holster clashes with your shoes.
...or belt.
Actually, since you can only do one of those at a time, they would be mutually exclusive!
Shrodingers cat says you’re wrong.Actually, since you can only do one of those at a time, they would be mutually exclusive!
Thank you. Thank you very much.
Go back into your box.
Wildcat Diva
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^^^ a litter box?
Regarding both:
I can conceal carry one while open carrying one!
Regarding both:
I can conceal carry one while open carrying one!
Funny coincidence, that is what Shrodinger was trying to prove.
